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baldrick
13th-October-2004, 11:52 PM
After two nights out recently where I did know of any other MJ'ers, its time we identifed our selves. How about a wee badge or pin of the ceroc logo which can be worn. Someting tasteful in black and gold? Then other dancers in the know can pick one another out when at non dance specific nights. C'mon Franck, can you suggest it to the system?
Or is it a bad idea?
If all else fails they'd make great ninja throwing stars. :D

Gadget
14th-October-2004, 12:33 AM
try this thread: Name badges/pins for Ceroc wanted (http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2663)
or this one from even earlier: Forum Members Identification (http://www.cerocscotland.com/forum/showthread.php?t=450)

Andy McGregor
14th-October-2004, 09:11 AM
In my experience you spot the other MJers when they have a go at getting a muggle to do MJ with them. Just get one of the people you went with to have a go at doing MJ with you. If there's another MJer there they will spot this and come over. You also need to keep your eyes peeled for people doing attempting MJ or the system falls down.

I've found this works quite well. And it really impresses the muggles you're with when an attractive woman/man appears out of the blue, asks you to dance - and then you clear the floor :clap:

.. well, a large space on the floor, anyway :whistle:

Trousers
14th-October-2004, 09:21 AM
they have a go at getting a muggle to do MJ with them.

Brilliant non MJ'r = MUGGLE

Absolutely brilliant analogy - I will be using it in the future :clap:

TY u just made my day

CJ
14th-October-2004, 09:49 AM
How about:

When we go to muggle do's we just roll up our left trouser leg and keep our shirt half unbuttoned...

Then we could recognise each other NO problem.... :devil:

Andy McGregor
14th-October-2004, 10:36 AM
When we go to muggle do's we just roll up our left trouser leg and keep our shirt half unbuttoned...

This would result in every Mason in the room buying you a drink, you'd be so drunk you wouldn't be able to dance at all!

Gordon J Pownall
14th-October-2004, 11:27 AM
This would result in every Mason in the room buying you a drink, you'd be so drunk you wouldn't be able to dance at all!

Mine's a pint of creme de menthe (nudge nudge, wink wink.....) :blush:

Graham
14th-October-2004, 12:51 PM
How about:

When we go to muggle do's we just roll up our left trouser leg and keep our shirt half unbuttoned...

Then we could recognise each other NO problem.... :devil:
Not much cop for kilt-wearers though :wink:

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 01:33 PM
Not much cop for kilt-wearers though :wink:


he could roll his left sleeve up and leave his kilt half unbuttoned!! :D

CJ
14th-October-2004, 02:01 PM
he could roll his left sleeve up and leave his kilt half unbuttoned!! :D

Being ever the optimist, it's what I do anyway.... :wink:

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 02:03 PM
Being ever the optimist, it's what I do anyway.... :wink:

I know :wink:

Graham
14th-October-2004, 02:51 PM
Being ever the optimist, it's what I do anyway.... :wink:
I thought the whole point of a kilt was that you didn't need to unbutton it? :wink:

CJ
14th-October-2004, 03:14 PM
I thought the whole point of a kilt was that you didn't need to unbutton it? :wink:

I have NO IDEA what you mean :eek:

:innocent: :innocent:

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 03:20 PM
I thought the whole point of a kilt was that you didn't need to unbutton it? :wink:


Easy access!!! :clap: :rofl:

Magic Hans
14th-October-2004, 03:58 PM
How would for following look like .... on a 15mm stud badge (pin and fixing, bit like an earring)

Could come in two styles ... Either gold or silver on a black background.

This logo's come from Swingjive in (I believe) Sheffield.

Waddaya think??

Badge logo design (http://www.swingjive.freeserve.co.uk/graphics/logo_black_and_transparent.gif)

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 04:17 PM
How would for following look like .... on a 15mm stud badge (pin and fixing, bit like an earring)

Could come in two styles ... Either gold or silver on a black background.

This logo's come from Swingjive in (I believe) Sheffield.

Waddaya think??

Badge logo design (http://www.swingjive.freeserve.co.uk/graphics/logo_black_and_transparent.gif)

i dont like it! we could have the ceroc logo! As it is on a tie pin type style (the way the charity badges are)!

Gordon J Pownall
14th-October-2004, 04:43 PM
i dont like it! we could have the ceroc logo! As it is on a tie pin type style (the way the charity badges are)!

Being a corporate bitch, I do think it should be the Ceroc Logo - after all, this is the CEROC Scotland Forum.....

The Ceroc logo could be mounted on Campbell tartan (for me only obviously...family thing and all that...)


G.... :whistle:

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 04:53 PM
Being a corporate bitch, I do think it should be the Ceroc Logo - after all, this is the CEROC Scotland Forum.....

The Ceroc logo could be mounted on Campbell tartan (for me only obviously...family thing and all that...)


G.... :whistle:


and for the rest of us meer mortals i think the white or a silver backround would look good!!!

drathzel
14th-October-2004, 04:53 PM
or you could just have a star, no back round!

Magic Hans
14th-October-2004, 06:15 PM
I was more thinking of a "I can jive" badge rather than a "I'm a CEROC Scotland Forum Member" badge.

But .... if anyone wants to look into prices, and getting it done professionally ... then check out the following ..... works out at under £1 a badge.


http://www.rocketbadge.co.uk/


http://bestbadges.co.uk/


Cheers ... Ian

philsmove
14th-October-2004, 06:51 PM
In my experience you spot the other MJers when they have a go at getting a muggle to do MJ with them. Just get one of the people you went with to have a go at doing MJ with you. If there's another MJer there they will spot this and come over. You also need to keep your eyes peeled for people doing attempting MJ or the system falls down.

I've found this works quite well. And it really impresses the muggles you're with when an attractive woman/man appears out of the blue, asks you to dance - and then you clear the floor :clap:

.. well, a large space on the floor, anyway :whistle:

:yeah: If you have never experienced this its one of life’s magic moments

baldrick
14th-October-2004, 06:55 PM
I was more thinking of a "I can jive" badge rather than a "I'm a CEROC Scotland Forum Member" badge.

But .... if anyone wants to look into prices, and getting it done professionally ... then check out the following ..... works out at under £1 a badge.


http://www.rocketbadge.co.uk/


http://bestbadges.co.uk/


Cheers ... Ian
My though was that being a logo we might have to check with Ceroc central before getting anything made?

Lory
14th-October-2004, 07:04 PM
But .... if anyone wants to look into prices, and getting it done professionally ... then check out the following ..... works out at under £1 a badge.



If someone supports a charity, it might be a good oportunity to make some money for it. Get some made, charge £2 and give £1 to a charity? :)

Gojive
14th-October-2004, 07:47 PM
If someone supports a charity, it might be a good oportunity to make some money for it. Get some made, charge £2 and give £1 to a charity? :)

Not being a 'Cerocer' but just a mere Modern Jiver :wink: , I normally wouldn't be too keen on Ceroc badges.....however, for a great idea like this, I might be persuaded :waycool:

Rep on it's way Lory! :clap:

drathzel
15th-October-2004, 08:21 AM
If someone supports a charity, it might be a good oportunity to make some money for it. Get some made, charge £2 and give £1 to a charity? :)


i thought of that too! I think it would be a good idea!!! Who is going to organise it though?